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Pass yes to installmgr --init

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Othewise tests hang on this

```
[root@ip-172-31-26-137 str]# ./installmgr.sh
+ OPTS=--allow-internet-access-and-risk-tracing-and-jail-or-martyrdom
+ installmgr --allow-internet-access-and-risk-tracing-and-jail-or-martyrdom -init

While connecting to an encrypted install source, SWORD can allow
unverified peers, e.g., self-signed certificates. While this is
generally considered safe because SWORD only retrieves Bible content
and does not send any data to the server, it could still possibly
allow a malicious actor to sit between you and the server, as with
unencrypted sources.  Type no to turn this off.

Would you like to allow unverified peers? [yes] ^C
```

Signed-off-by: Miroslav Vadkerti <mvadkert@redhat.com>
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Miroslav Vadkerti 2020-12-16 12:17:30 +01:00
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set -ex set -ex
OPTS="--allow-internet-access-and-risk-tracing-and-jail-or-martyrdom" OPTS="--allow-internet-access-and-risk-tracing-and-jail-or-martyrdom"
installmgr $OPTS -init yes | installmgr $OPTS -init
installmgr $OPTS -sc installmgr $OPTS -sc
installmgr $OPTS -r CrossWire installmgr $OPTS -r CrossWire